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  • Charles Perkins

    His Aboriginal name was Kumantjayi Perkins, however he is best known as Charles Perkins. He led a remarkable life and seized many opportunities along the way. Not only was he an internationally famous footballer, he continued to improve his life and became the first indigenous student to graduate from University. Born and raised in the aboriginal tradition, and well educated and skilled, he was ideally equipped to help bring about more understanding and integration. Charles became a national Aboriginal hero and a spokesman on their behalf, always looking for justice for the indigenous people.

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    Donald Bradman

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    Donald Bradman

    Discover how filling in when the local team was one man short, would change the face of cricket and the life of Don Bradman, forever. Follow on an amazing journey with the only Australian cricketer ever to be knighted and experience all the ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ that go hand in hand with this great sport. Known as ‘The Don’, he is a true hero of Australia and also respected worldwide for his contributions to cricket and for his extraordinary talent.

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    Pierre de Coubertin

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    Pierre de Coubertin

    Explore the life of the inspirational Pierre de Coubertin, recognized as the father of the modern Olympic Games. He played an integral role in their revival and as such, was an influential leader, inspiring athletes to achieve excellence in their chosen sport. He believed that sports would bring peace and unity to the world and bring nations together to create an atmosphere of patriotism and celebration, for the world to enjoy.

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    William Penny Brookes

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    William Penny Brookes

    Gain a personal insight into the life of William Penny Brookes. He was responsible for the formation of the National Olympic Committee in the UK and the first Olympic Games held in 1866, at Crystal Palace. Follow his journey, as the town’s local doctor at Much Wenlock, to his heavy involvement, as a founding father of the modern Olympic movement. His vision that physical education was a vital part of schooling and life in general, has left a lasting legacy. William achieved some amazing things in his remarkable lifetime.

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